$1.8M in expenses

Neighborhood Health mobile "CareVans" visit and operate daytime health clinics at specifically chosen locations every week. They offer a variety of health services including screenings, mental health counseling, medical referrals, education and support. The Pfizer 2023-2024 COVID-19 vaccine (for those 12 and older) and several other non COVID immunizations are also available.Neighborhood Health was developed in collaboration with trusted community partners throughout the state. These groups and individuals helped determine the health needs and priorities for their residents and communities. These innovative health clinics are adaptable, flexible, and open to feedback to ensure access to needed services and programs.We are currently offering clinics statewide to serve people of all ages (12 and older for Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine), welcome walk-ins, and provide onsite financial assistance (insurance is accepted but not required).Statewide clinics are also currently addressing various urgent needs of the community, which include, but are not limited to:- Common cold/flu- Stomach aches- Earaches/infections and foreign body removal- Family planning- Abscess incision and drainage- Minor burns, lacerations, sprains and fractures- Rashes and insect bites- Corneal abrasionsMedical screenings are provided for blood pressure, blood sugar, and urinalysis. Provided lab tests include A1C, Cholesterol, Hepatitis C, Hemoglobin, HIV, Flu, and symptomatic COVID-19. Complete Chemistry Panel tests (Liver and Kidney function) are also available.Referrals can be made for follow up care in the areas of social services, behavioral health and primary or specialty care.The clinics are also able to provide the following immunizations:- Tetanus (Tdap)- Pneumonia- Shingles- Hepatitis B- Meningitis- Gardasil- Polio- Flu (seasonal)- MMR (Measles, Mumps and Rubella)- COVID-19 (Pfizer 2023-2024, ages 12+)